Basic Compiler object for Pi 4

I have Version 4.18 (25 Nov 2016) of the !ABC Basic Compiler and was pleasantly surprised to see that it works on a Pi 4.

Following the section “How to Make a Module” in the User Guide of my old Archimedies Basic Compiler, I can compile a Module task and produce a 26bit compatible module which Runs quite happily under Aemulor72.

Is there a later version of the compiler which will produce 32bit output?

REM {MODULE 32BIT}

One of the gripes that I have with ABC is that it isn’t “ready to roll” on modern systems.
You have to specify stuff like {NEWHEAP} and {MODULE 32BIT} otherwise ABC will happily output broken nonfunctional code (unless your machine is an A5000 or RiscPC).

Really, a {MODULE 26BIT} ought to be introduced, and 32 bit assumed unless specified otherwise (feel free to throw a warning). Likewise things like {NEWHEAP} should probably ought to be assumed in the absence of any directives stating otherwise.
The goal being, to build code that works on contemporary hardware with the minimum of jumping through hoops.

Magic. Thank You!

I’ve got to ask. Where is that documented?

Found it. (In the PDF file – so obvious now that I’ve seen it!)